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How is UK Biobank Data Used?
Researchers utilize UK Biobank data to conduct various types of studies, including
cohort studies
,
case-control studies
, and
genome-wide association studies (GWAS)
. These studies help in identifying associations between genetic variants and diseases, understanding the impact of lifestyle factors, and exploring potential
causal pathways
.
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